What is inside copper tubing

[shindvs]

What is inside copper tubing, every cooler the system there is cooper tubing across fins what is is side of copper tubing, any cooling agent like car coolant liquid

 

[henydiah]

usually water

 

[rubix_1011]

The copper is the inside.

Are you meaning heat pipe coolers, or water cooling radiators? If heat pipes, there are a few threads around that explain this, but different methods can be used for heatpipe coolers.

For watercooling, the radiator fins have no contact with the water or coolant and in most instances, are soldered to the tubes, so even aluminum fins are used.

In most real watercooling loops, there is only distilled water and some biocide of some kind. Some people use coolants that are glycol-based, similar to car antifreeze, but it is less effective. Some additives even particulate out and collect in the pin matrices of water blocks.

I guess your question is somewhat confusing...what are you actually trying to determine?

 

[RJR]

It looks like he is looking at heat-pipes.

The liquid in a heat-pipe is used to transfer the heat to the cooling fins. The liquid evaporates (when heated) to transfer the heat and then condenses to bring the liquid back to the heat source, rinse/repeat.

 

[rubix_1011]

There was a heatpipe thread debate a while back with some pretty good information in it.

I wish it had been stickied or at least linked-to in another sticky.

 

[subairijas]

What is inside copper tubing, every cooler the system there is cooper tubing across fins what is is side of copper tubing, any cooling agent like car coolant liquid

hai please refer this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_pipe

 

[Pigbearman]

crab people